The first Psion
machine to appear was the Organiser I, back in 1984, followed by the Organiser
II, MC range, Series 3, 3a, 3c, Siena, Series 5 and the Series 3mx. Sadly, in
2002 Psion announced its withdrawal from the PDA market, meaning that its range
at the time, consisting of the Series
5mx, Revo, Revo Plus (including a re-badged version for the US, the Diamond
Mako), Series 7 and netBook,
are the last machines from Psion. (Rebadged Psion machines have also appeared
as the Ericsson MC218 and the Acorn Pocketbook). |
BankPlus - Keep an eye on your bank and credit card accounts |
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Getting connected - How to surf, Wap and email from your Psion |
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Wap browser - Information on the Psion Wap browser |
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WAP with O2 - Configuring the Psion Wap browser with O2 |
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Emulators and SDKs - Information on Symbian and Psion SDKs / Emulators |
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Downloads - Download Pete Sipple's software |
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On The Net - Great websites reviewed in my feature for Palmtop Magazine |
Need help with a Psion problem? Try asking in the Psion forum
Back
in 1994, I started writing software for the Psion range including the finance
package BankPlus. Over the years, I have
also written some other utilities, including: Kallcost, a telephone timer, the
engine for Carl Reader's PsionLab
animation, Backtime, a utility for broadcasters
and XLottery, a basic lottery number generator. Copies of all of the software
released over the years can be found at the download
page.
You can find information about Psion
machines, and the EPOC/Symbian operating system between the pages of Palmtop
User Magazine, a full-colour magazine dedicated to handheld computing.
The magazine was originally known as Palmtop Magazine, containing only dedicated
Psion content. The newer Palmtop User includes Palm OS and Pocket PC content.
I'm slightly biased, as I've been writing a regular feature, On
The Net, as well as reviews of third-party products and user tutorials,
since the magazine's launch in 1995.
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Need help with a Psion problem? Try asking in the Psion forum